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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]if his phone was at the friends house, and you saw the dots- why do you think he saw them?  You said he left phone and went out

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Clearly at time he texted that he was spending the night he still had his phone with him. He was out with a group of friends which included the friend with whom he said he was spending the night.  I responded immediately and saw the 3 dots showing that he was responding but nothing came through. [/quote]

Or he really did leave his phone at his friend’s house with instructions for his friend to text you at 12:15, and then the friend started to respond but decided not to. Not that that’s any better but your son truly may not have seen your texts. It was probably his friend. [/quote]

Another vote that it was the friend responding potentially.

I think you need to rethink the no sleepover rule with his male friends.  That makes no sense.  And if he is occasionally drinking or the like, I wouldn't want him driving late at night.  But that's just me, and I had more freedom than that at his age.  as long as he tells you where he is and always keeps his phone with him/responds to you, those are more reasonable expectations.  your rule doesn't prevent him from having sex...teens are quite innovative in that respect.

sitting in the car for 3 hours was a little crazy, but I expect you realize that with a little reflection.[/quote]

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